MCP server · Apple Safari

Safari MCP server

Apple's first-party Model Context Protocol server for web developers, introduced by WebKit in Safari 27 beta and Safari Technology Preview 247. It connects an MCP-compatible agent to a live Safari browser window so the agent can navigate, read the DOM, evaluate JavaScript, capture screenshots, inspect network requests and read console output. It is shipped inside Safari itself: the server is started by running the bundled `safaridriver` binary with the `--mcp` flag, so there is no hosted endpoint and no package to install from a registry.

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Provider: Apple Safari Type: Documentation link Transport: Host: webkit.org

Documentation

https://webkit.org/blog/18136/introducing-the-safari-mcp-server-for-web-developers

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Tools

browser_console_messages — Return buffered console logs for the current or specified tab
browser_dialogs — List and respond to browser dialogs (accept, dismiss, or input text for JS prompts)
close_tab — Close a browser tab by its handle
create_tab — Create a new browser tab, optionally loading a URL
evaluate_javascript — Execute JavaScript code within the page and return the result
get_network_request — Get full detail for a single recorded network request (headers, body, timing)
get_page_content — Extract text content of a page in various formats (markdown, HTML, JSON, etc.)
list_network_requests — List network request summaries (URL, method, status, timing) for the current tab
list_tabs — List all open browser tabs with their handles and URLs
navigate_to_url — Navigate to a URL and return the loaded page's content
page_info — Get info about the current page: URL, title, and loading state
page_interactions — Perform DOM interactions in sequence: click, type, scroll, hover, keyPress, etc.
screenshot — Capture a screenshot of the current page as a PNG
set_emulated_media — Emulate a CSS media type (e.g. "print") for responsive-design testing
set_viewport_size — Set the browser viewport size in CSS pixels
switch_tab — Switch to a different browser tab by its handle
wait_for_navigation — Wait for the current page to finish loading; returns final URL and title

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